BoostMe.com sells its YouTube view packages in twelve fixed sizes, and the prices are worth a closer look than the discount badges suggest. This comparison lays out every package, works out the price per thousand views and points out where the range behaves oddly.
All prices are those listed on the YouTube Views page on 1 October 2026, in US dollars. The per-thousand figures and percentages are calculated from those prices.
All Twelve BoostMe.com YouTube View Packages Side by Side
| Views | Listed price | Price per 1,000 | Badge on the page |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500 | $6.78 | $13.56 | None |
| 1,000 | $10.50 | $10.50 | 23% OFF |
| 2,500 | $21.00 | $8.40 | 38% OFF |
| 5,000 | $39.60 | $7.92 | 42% OFF |
| 7,500 | $50.40 | $6.72 | 50% OFF |
| 10,000 | $54.00 | $5.40 | 60% OFF |
| 25,000 | $78.00 | $3.12 | 77% OFF |
| 35,000 | $94.80 | $2.71 | 80% OFF |
| 50,000 | $119.99 | $2.40 | 82% OFF |
| 75,000 | $150.00 | $2.00 | 85% OFF |
| 100,000 | $437.00 | $4.37 | 86% OFF |
| 500,000 | $648.00 | $1.30 | 90% OFF |
The Terms reserve the right to change products and pricing at any time, and to correct errors. Treat this table as a snapshot and check the live page before buying YouTube views there.
Price per Thousand Falls as Packages Grow
For eleven of the twelve packages, the pattern is simple. The more views in the package, the less each thousand costs.
- The smallest package costs $13.56 per thousand views
- The 10,000 package brings that down to $5.40
- The 75,000 package reaches $2.00
- The 500,000 package is the cheapest at $1.30
Most of the drop happens early. Going from 500 to 10,000 views cuts the per-thousand price by about 60%. Going from 10,000 to 75,000 cuts it by a further 63% of what is left, but the total bill also rises from $54.00 to $150.00.
Note. A lower price per thousand is not a reason to buy more. It only matters if you wanted that many views in the first place.
The 100,000 Package Breaks the Pattern
One package does not fit the curve. At $437.00, the 100,000-view package costs $287.00 more than the 75,000 package for 25,000 extra views. Its price per thousand, $4.37, is higher than every package from 25,000 views upward.
What the badge implies
The discount badges line up closely with one baseline, the 500-view rate of $13.56 per thousand. Measured against that rate, each package’s saving matches its badge within about one percentage point, apart from the 100,000 package.
| Package | Badge | Saving vs the 500-view rate |
|---|---|---|
| 10,000 | 60% OFF | 60.2% |
| 75,000 | 85% OFF | 85.3% |
| 100,000 | 86% OFF | 67.8% |
| 500,000 | 90% OFF | 90.4% |
An 86% saving on that baseline would put the 100,000 package at about $189.84. That is a calculation, not a price the site shows. It does suggest the $437.00 figure may not be what was intended.
Warning. The Terms allow BoostMe to correct pricing errors and cancel orders based on inaccurate information, even after you submit them. If you want 100,000 views, ask support to confirm the price first.
Small, Mid and Large Packages Compared
Grouping the packages into bands makes the choice easier to think about.
| Band | Packages | Total cost | Price per 1,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trial | 500 to 2,500 | $6.78 to $21.00 | $13.56 to $8.40 |
| Mid | 5,000 to 10,000 | $39.60 to $54.00 | $7.92 to $5.40 |
| Large | 25,000 to 75,000 | $78.00 to $150.00 | $3.12 to $2.00 |
| Very large | 100,000 and 500,000 | $437.00 and $648.00 | $4.37 and $1.30 |
Trial band
These are the packages for testing what happens. The cost of finding out is low, and the risk to the channel is easier to judge on a small number.
Mid band
The 10,000 package stands out here. It costs $14.40 more than 5,000 views but doubles the count, and it is the first package under $6 per thousand.
Large and very large bands
Large packages bring the lowest per-thousand prices. They also bring the biggest jump in a video’s count, which YouTube’s systems may verify more closely.
What High Quality and Premium Mean
The page describes two kinds of views alongside the price table.
- High Quality Views are described as genuine and engaging regularly, though perhaps less active than premium
- Premium Views are described as actively engaged, with consistent interaction
The page does not explain how activity is measured or how the two are sourced. The prices in this article are the ones shown in the main package table. If you choose Premium, check the price shown at checkout before paying.
Subscribe and Save Changes the Math
Every package can be bought once or through Subscribe and Save. The subscription takes 10% off and bills monthly until you cancel through Customer Support.
For a single month, the saving is small. On the 10,000 package it is $5.40, so you pay $48.60 instead of $54.00.
- 1,000 views, $10.50 once or $9.45 a month
- 10,000 views, $54.00 once or $48.60 a month
- 75,000 views, $150.00 once or $135.00 a month
Illustrative example. Over twelve months the subscription would cost $583.20. Buying the same package once a month would cost $648.00, the same as a single 500,000 package. Most buyers will not want 10,000 new views on a video every month, so the subscription only saves money if you were going to repeat the order anyway.
Tip. The checkout marks Subscribe and Save as recommended. If you want one order, select the one-time option before you continue.
One Large Order or Several Small Ones
Because the per-thousand price falls so steeply, repeating a small package costs far more than buying the larger one once. The figures below use the listed prices.
| Target | Built from small orders | Single package | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10,000 views | Ten 1,000 packages, $105.00 | $54.00 | $51.00 |
| 10,000 views | Two 5,000 packages, $79.20 | $54.00 | $25.20 |
| 50,000 views | Two 25,000 packages, $156.00 | $119.99 | $36.01 |
The flip side is commitment. A single large order puts the whole amount on one video at once, while small orders let you stop after the first if the result disappoints. Paying more per view can be a reasonable price for keeping that option.
What the Price Does Not Cover
The package price buys delivery of a number of views. Several things sit outside it, according to BoostMe’s own documents.
- Any promise that YouTube keeps the views in the count, since YouTube may freeze, change or discard playbacks while verifying them
- Protection for the channel, as the Terms say BoostMe is not responsible for damage to your accounts
- A refund once an order is fully delivered and confirmed, which the Refund Policy excludes
- Commercial use of any kind, which the Terms prohibit
What the price does include, according to the Refund Policy, is a complimentary refill if the metrics drop and a 30-day window to report non-delivery.
Which Package Size Makes Sense When You Buy YouTube Views on BoostMe.com
Package size should follow your goal, not the discount badge.
- If you are curious, start in the trial band and see how YouTube’s count settles.
- If one personal video needs a visible lift, the mid band covers most cases.
- If you are considering the large band, compare it with the size of your channel, as a sudden jump stands out.
- If you are looking at 100,000 views, confirm the price with support first.
Two rules apply at any size. BoostMe’s Terms limit the service to personal, non-commercial use. YouTube’s fake engagement policy says artificial traffic is not counted and can lead to strikes.
Verdict on the Package Range
The package range is easy to read and mostly consistent. Prices per thousand fall steadily, the badges match a single baseline and the 10,000 package is a natural midpoint.
Verdict. Clear pricing with one notable outlier at 100,000 views. The real decision is not which size is cheapest per thousand, but whether paid views fit your channel and YouTube’s rules at all.
Good to know. The main strengths are a steady price curve, badges that match one checkable baseline and a trial package under $7. The weak points are the 100,000 outlier, no published delivery time for each size and no Premium prices in the main table.
This comparison is for information only and is not financial advice.